All Saints Episcopal Church

10/23/2026

God of compassion, you are our refuge and our strength, our sure rock in the midst of any storm, the light which pierces every darkness, and an anchor of hope for those who contend with despair. Reach out your hand to all those who fear that they are sinking beneath the waves, or feel as if they’r...

10/23/2026

“When a foreigner resides among you in your land, do not mistreat them. The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt; I am the Lord your God.” (Leviticus 19:33-34) As bishops called to care for

10/23/2026

Pray For an End to School Shootings and Violence

God of life, who calls us to beat our swords into ploughshares and to turn from violence toward the ways of healing, we lament that school shootings have become so common that our hearts risk growing numb to them. Keep us from receiving another shooting as merely one more tragedy and help us remember that behind every headline are lives to be mourned and names to be remembered. With each new shooting, bombing, and violent attack, we struggle to grieve and respond faithfully. Awaken us, O Lord, for your children cry out. Families grieve, the wounded suffer, and many are weary and afraid. Help us to remain compassionate amid so much suffering, and move us to act on behalf of those at risk of violence. Help us, as a nation and as a world, to seek just and effective measures to prevent violence and pursue peace, so that no child may know the terror of violence at school. You have called us to protect life through love. Give us the strength to live this out each day through the power of your Holy Spirit. Amen.

10/22/2026

We are so grateful for people like Sister Rebecca, who brings communion to folks at Lakeside Commons that cannot come to church. If you or someone you know are unable to join us on Sunday morning but would like a visit, please contact the office and let us know.

10/22/2026

Good Morning,
I have been thinking about Kings and about my King. In Psalm 99 from last Sunday’s lessons, it says, “The Lord is King; let the people tremble”. I came home after Sunday morning worship and found an invitation to take part in a No Kings March. This is a good way to publicly let your beliefs be known, if you are physically able to take part. I really want this country’s government to be run by a President and not a King. Human Kings can rule countries where the people want a Monarchy, and where the people are free to be Christians or to worship any higher power they choose. As a Christian and a citizen of this country, I want my King to be Christ the King. In the animal world Lions are the Kings of the Jungle and I loved the Lion King movie, especially when the little Lion cub sings, “I Just Can’t Wait to be King”. In the world of human Christians, we have only one King. If my memory doesn’t fail me (and it often does these days) Episcopalians celebrated a Christ the King Sunday once a year. I don’t have a Church Calendar and can’t find it mentioned in our Prayer Book. Perhaps it is because we can pray to Christ the King of Glory every day. Jesus hears our prayers no matter how we address Him.
In Christ’s Love,
Rosanne

10/19/2026

Did you miss Bunco?! Bunco missed you! Great fun - lots of rolling and dicing and scoring! 😉
Watch your eNews for our next game night!

10/18/2026

The Spirituals Project is a Community Organization dedicated to preserving and revitalizing the spirituals, through musical, educational, and social justice work in our community. They're coming to Loveland High School on Nov. 7 at 3 pm. Don't miss it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhIiVnzL3X4

10/16/2026

Mary Thoma has created a delightful safe way for families to enjoy Halloween. Go check it out!

Extra! Extra! Butte Hollow Is in the News! 📰🍂
Oh, my dear neighbors, I can hardly keep my lantern steady!

Butte Hollow has been featured in the Loveland Reporter-Herald! A real newspaper came all the way to our little village to hear our story, and I must say, I’ve never been so proud to be Keeper of Order.

I’d like to give a very special thank-you to our visitors, reporter Sharla and photographer Jenny. What lovely, lovely people! They were kind and curious, and they treated every corner of our village with care. They even followed Rule #3 (look with your eyes, not your hands) without being reminded once. I’d welcome them back to Butte Hollow any time.

Of course, this story belongs to all of you: the kids who stop by on the way to school, the families who come to vote, and everyone who’s dropped a black river stone in a bucket. You are the reason our village keeps growing. 💛

You can read the article for free here: https://www.reporterherald.com/2026/10/16/butte-hallow-halloween-namaqua-mariana-loveland/?share=mutveawanlara6ur0nwe

If you’re visiting for the first time because of the newspaper, welcome! Find a stone, cast your vote, and see what happens next.

Warmly,
Mabel, Keeper of Order 🕯️

10/16/2026

Success story selling mushrooms. 🍄‍🟫 Supported by Episcopal Relief & Development

10/15/2026

Good Morning,
One of my favorite newspaper cartoons is “Dennis the Menace”. Yes, I am old fashioned and I still read the Ft. Collins newspaper from my hometown and my husband’s “Loveland Reporter Herald.” I find reading the newspaper is a little less stressful than watching the news on television, or what pops up on the internet during these chaotic political times. Yesterday’s “Dennis the Menace” shows Dennis sitting in a large chair with his pal Joey half hidden behind the chair. Dennis’s mother is entering the room and Dennis assures her everything is all right, it is just that Joey has seen the news on the TV for the first time! It can be frightening for children and many adults! After seeing the news that a student had shot his teacher in their classroom, it renewed my commitment to pray every day for teachers and for their safety. Along with prayers there are two helpful sayings that help me de-stress :

Always Remember -Some days are better – Some days are worse, Look for the blessing instead of the curse. Be positive, stay strong and get enough rest. You can’t do it all, but you can do your best! (And I add-With God’s Help!) and
Not every day is a good day, but there is some good in every day!

God’s blessings abound and I believe the moisture we are receiving is one of those blessings and the answer to many prayers.
In Christ’s Love,
Rosanne